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has anyone put beer in there hair?
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ChocalateDiva
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Beer's natural ingredients tighten the cuticle of the hair shaft and give hair a beautiful shine.
Once a week use a can of flat beer after shampooing. Choose a beer that does not have a strong odor. Shampoo and rinse hair as usual. Pour the flat warm beer on your hair and work it through. Rinse with lukewarm, not hot, water
Once a week use a can of flat beer after shampooing. Choose a beer that does not have a strong odor. Shampoo and rinse hair as usual. Pour the flat warm beer on your hair and work it through. Rinse with lukewarm, not hot, water
The bolded is very important, I did that once but the strong odor almost killed me. Neither my DH and I are beer drinkers btw, so you can imagine the impact on us. I felt drunk all the day long and washed the morning after, we couldn't stand it anymore. But the result was great, my hair was definetely thicker.
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Blessed_Angel
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Wow, that is good to know.
What beer's does not have strong odors? I am not a beer (or alcohol) drinker at all, so I wouldn't know.
TIA
What beer's does not have strong odors? I am not a beer (or alcohol) drinker at all, so I wouldn't know.
TIA
...with avengeance!
and i don't drink, so is there a brand you recommend?
Lucky's Mom
New Member
I would love to try this - maybe after the 4tho of july.... I hear great things - I think the cheapo beer would be best. you also want it be FLAT...
Lucky's Mom
New Member
ChocolateDiva already gave the answer i was gonna give
but um... i'm a bit of a lush, i just can't justify putting alcohol in my hair when i could be drinking it and feeling warm and fuzzy
ITA that's a waste of good akahawl 
lachen:For real though, I might have to try this. I'm thinking Miller Lite or Rolling Rock maybe, but I really would prefer to drink it 
Aggie
Well-Known Member
Thanks for the link SJ.
Lucky's Mom
New Member
Of course!
This should be a good Challenge... I don't drink - so I won't care about the beer..... I love trying stuff from the market anyway.....
DivaD04
New Member
if u ladies want hops here's a site so u wont waste a "good beer"....lol!
http://www.brewsource.com/ProdNav/Ing_Hops_vw_24.asp
the site's checkout is closed for updates but if you want to check back time to time...
http://www.brewsource.com/ProdNav/Ing_Hops_vw_24.asp
the site's checkout is closed for updates but if you want to check back time to time...
Blessed2bless
Active Member
When I was younger I used beer as a rinse and sometimes if time permitted, I would leave it in for a couple of hours... I believe my hair was at it's healtiest then... I am thinking of starting it again. I used BUD!
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LiberianGirl
Well-Known Member
Are you serious? You are wasting some seriously good beer!
I can believe that your hair was smelling like beer for days. Stout is no joke
Angelicus
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Yes, but only the cheap ones. I have used beer as a final rinse and it is effective in making the hair more shiny.
I have made my own "Meade" in the past but I have never put it in my hair. The ingredients consist of water, honey, and yeast (very similar to the ethiopian drink, Tej). One day i will make it again and put it in my hair. I will post my results.
I have made my own "Meade" in the past but I have never put it in my hair. The ingredients consist of water, honey, and yeast (very similar to the ethiopian drink, Tej). One day i will make it again and put it in my hair. I will post my results.
I'm getting a 12 pack in the morning to test out this theory 
I'm on the no-buy June challenge, but I'm really not buying anything specifically for my hair. I'm buying it to drink, but if I just happen to leave one out to get warm and flat then I guess I'll for forced to put it to good use 
. I talked to someone tonight about this and he said the lady that does his dreads did this for his before and he liked the results.
I'm on the no-buy June challenge, but I'm really not buying anything specifically for my hair. I'm buying it to drink, but if I just happen to leave one out to get warm and flat then I guess I'll for forced to put it to good use . I talked to someone tonight about this and he said the lady that does his dreads did this for his before and he liked the results.
SUZIEq
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Yeah! I know - I am wasting some good beer If I did drink beer I would not use these. No, it took about half a day - maybe 4-6 hours for the smell to go away. But u can certainly wash the beer out of your hair to prevent the smell. I did the beer experiment on my weekend off so I was not going out.
If I did drink beer I would not use these. No, it took about half a day - maybe 4-6 hours for the smell to go away. But u can certainly wash the beer out of your hair to prevent the smell. I did the beer experiment on my weekend off so I was not going out.Are you serious? You are wasting some seriously good beer!
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